A while back, I needed to integrate SMS into a .NET project. Giant SMS had a REST API, but no...
A while back, I needed to integrate SMS into a .NET project. Giant SMS had a REST API, but no official .NET client. The only existing library was a PHP one from 6–7 years ago, and it only covered two methods: send and getBalance.
So I built my own. It now has nearly 2,000 downloads on NuGet. Here's exactly how I did it.
The Problem
Wiring up raw HTTP calls to the Giant SMS API in every project gets repetitive fast:
Manually setting Authorization headers
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